@OmniMontel
They are handy when you need to break off the old nut that has frozen/corroded on. Yes you can get it off with work and other tools and these aren't 100% for that but worth keeping in the van. Van tool not bag tool.
@EmmanuelA1
These things are absolutely priceless, particularly this offset version. I've used my strike plate slotted screwdriver and hammer only when necessary, but in general I hate it, especially if working in energized boxes; it requires 2 hands on one object. Using a locknut wrench allows you to use your other hand as needed. If you're not gonna use the right tool, you're doing it wrong, in my opinion (electrician apprentice 😅)
@chrisf7774
Got something like these while in school! Never liked pulling them out while working, but theyre mighty handy when pulling down old conduit!
@natashaball316
Comparing them to the pliers and screwdriver is a unequal match. Stick with the driver pliers.
@realhouseDIY
There's some nice ratcheting wrenches for locknuts. Probably what I would go for if doing this work daily.
@MackLife87
I got em for removing old locknuts, for the price can’t beat it
@patrickmace1051
Just something else taking up space in my bag.
@aaavellone
Pretty cool. Seems more like a DIY kind of tool. I already have enough tools on my belt. I don't need some tiny thing falling out and getting lost when I already have a driver and kliens on my hip
@criscross92
I can say from experience using this in the hvac field is a no go. I’ll just stick to a flat head and my chanel locks and give a few taps to break the Chinese money free.
@tonypuga2502
I use my cobras to get it done
@shannon1872
What’s a screwdriver, I see two hammers 😂
@Spoons7414
Priced too cheap to be a gimmick
@Tommi_Salami69